Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-06
BELLAlRE.

countered in getting ous the pu6licss-
ton. Most cities cities the size of Bell
ARE hays its business houses numbered
thereby making it easy for the makers OF
directory, but Messrs. Virgins &Co., were
compelled to designate the residence Of our
people as best they could. Looking over
the names we find hat the city contains
80 Smiths, IL Browns, 81 Gallahers, p
Longs, Is Marshes, 10 Murpheys and IA
Whites.
Mrs. Sarah Corset, who resided West Of
town was buried yesterday afternoon.
The Cantata of Lilly Boil, the Culprit
Fay" will be given at the Elysian thea
ire on November 18th. The beautiful
operetta was rendered in Bellaire by the
pupils Of Miss Battelle about Il year ago
and was pronounced by many to be the
most beautiful entertainment ever render
ell here. The high order Of the music, the
effective costumes OF the fairies, the Or
chestral a-ccompanlment, and the march
ing all add to the interest of the play.
There seems 10 be q don't care" ex-
preston on the faces of the workmen and
manufacturers, and both are waiting 10 see
ii S0lnetnlnB won I turn III.
The steamer Bellaire, as soOn as the river
gets q reliable stage, will make regular
trips and arrange it so The Bellaire people
can 60 to Wheeling right after dinner ON
Sunday.
The various manufacturers Of the city
run full last week. Were it always thus!
Those Of our people who heard Madame
Fry and Daughters when they were here
last winter will no doubt have d desire to
see the family again on the 18th inst.
No paving brick came to this city on the
late rise in the river and there is none
likely to com for some time, Judging from
appearances.
John Gill goes out on the road for Mar
ing, Hart q Co. this week.
The county Prohibition ticket is COM
posed as follows: For Representatives,
Robert Clark and Jacob Maule; Probate
Judge, S. GreSsinger; Coroner, K. NJ. Ray;
County Commissioner, John Watson;
County Treasurer, Albert White; Prose
cutting Attorney, John A. Gallaher; Infirm-
AIRY Director, Wm. Blackford.
A class i'll gymnastics has been formed
by the teachers and scholars of the High
School.
Some of the residents on South Noble
street are putting in natural gas.
Z. I. Spence has given up the meat
business.
A woman collecting money for a church
stood outside of the office OF the Lantern
Globe Works, and as the men drew their
pay sue asked them for money for her
cause.
The steamer Bellaire came down from
Wheeling on Friday night, when there
waS but Is inches in the channel, and
scraped bottom.
Our bali players are all i'll winter head
quarters now, hut they are tossing the
leather 1T odd times 10 keep ia trim for
next summers sport.
The festival in City Hall last night given
by the "EuOn" Baptist church was fairly
well attended.
The Presbyterian church is making ar
rangemeuts to give u big entertainment On
November 18th.
The Boy Tramp" drew a big crowd at
the Elysian theatre last night.
Several carpenters aud painters from
here worked in BenwOOd last week.
s. X. Wetherald wants TO dispose of his
Fifth ward residence before he leaves the
city.
Orders at the flint glass works continue
to come i'll fast.
This week will he one of amusements.
Several parties, q masquerade ball, a we'd
ding and three shows at the Elysiau are al
ready booked.
Kew. w. S. Campbell will hold the usual
service in the Episcopal church to-day.
A great many of the natural gas burners
that have been put in will he taken out
and pipe with holes in it will he substitu-
Ted. The latter burner is found to be OF
an advantage when gas is low and coal has
to be used, as the ashes roll oil.
The editors are Just now lauding the
candidates OF their political perSuasions
and calling the Office seeker on the other
side oil the fence unCOmplimentary names.
According 10 some men who run newspa-
pers the fellow who Is a Democrat is a
trickster, & beer blOat, thief and general
tough, while the fellow Of Democratic per-
suasion who has a paper has about the
same opinion of "a Republican. The man
who would not have any interest in buck-
ing against labor is taken to task for trying
to injure the labOring man, and the poor
fellow vino has done his best to fill his Of
flee honOrably and Just is pulled over the
Goals and made 10 humiliate himself. Such
is the life Of the man in politics.
The Wheeling arches continue 20 deco
rate the streets. Meanwhile the globes
are being stolen.
There were more parties in the city last
week than for q long while. But HallOw
Zen always brings plenty of these Occa-
SiOns.
The funeral Of Miss Katie Jewell will
take place from the Christian Church this
afternoon ut > o'clock.
Council viewed the proposed rOute of the
neS street rail way yesterday afternoon.
The Bellaire correspondent ofthe Barnes.
Vile Republican says: "A number of
married ladies declare that it is their turn
next year to enjoy the pleasures of a tented
life among the forests and streams, and
they are positive that they can manipulate
the rod and the gun with grace and ele-
gance. They will require the customary
equipments, minus the beer oil more that
their leige lords consider necessary to pro-
duce enjoyment
The Choral Society's hop will come of
on Tuesday week.
Thomas Hamilton has moved his family
to BenwoOd.
The coal operators who furnish the Bal
timOrc & Ohio met at the Windsor yester-
day. The meeting was called for the pur-
pose OF a conference relating to several
matters, but nothing of Importance was
done. Another meeting will be held Mon
day.
1t was reported yesterday evening that
Samuel, oldest sou of D. H. Rice, was
dying.
There was not a good turnout at market
yesterday and it was decided to discontinue
market until spring.
The lodge of Sons OF st. George was in
stituted at X. of L.. hall last night.
EldoradU Circle of Druids elected and
installed the following officers Friday
night for the ensuing year: Arch Druid,
W. NJ. Drugan; First Bard, Miss Braunon;
Second Bard, Mrs. Roe; Secretary, Miss
Maggie Roeder; Treasurer, Mrs. c. Grella.
A fire at McClainville on Friday night